The Law of Increasing costs states production increases with higher costs. When all factors of production are at their maximum output, this is called a “maximum output.” If your increase in production goes from 50 to 100 units per day, the costs will rise….
Frictional Unemployment-Overview and Examples
Frictional unemployment or search unemployment as it is sometimes called refers to When workers are unemployed and searching for work in a stable healthy economy. It doesn’t matter whether they are fired or leave involuntarily. Others might be returning to work. It’s differentiated from other type of…
Speculative Investment- Explanation and example
A Speculative Investment is considered high risk, where the buyer is focused on price fluctuations. To profit from market liquidity price fluctuations, the investor purchases the tradable product (financial instrument). Someone who makes speculative investments is called a “speculative investor” or a Speculator. The…